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@nathany The use-case is to filter paths _before_ the watch is set. It could help when you have 2028 fds left, the directory tree you're about to watch has 7228...

> How would this work on fsevents? @nathany As a nop, it will just filter out reported events before dispatching them to the channel. FSEvents listens to the whole tree...

> Why use a pipe separated string rather than commas or a slice? @nathany It's just regex, the example is unfortunate enough to suggest multiple paths are separated with pipe...

@martinp If we just export it instead of adding to `EventInfo` (it would be a backward-incompatible change) then it sounds good to me.

Could you please share some reproducer? Go snippet to show how you set watches and some example bash commands how you create temp dir and do all these operations. It...

@vivek-bansal-VB Thanks for the repro! Since I don't have access to macOS nowadays, someone else would need to troubleshoot it. Out of curiosity, does it reproduce when you build with...

> However this doesn't work on windows, where both source and destination of a move/rename get a Rename event. How do you remove files on Windows? I believe Windows may...

@imsodin I just realised you posted a repro, sorry, ignore my comment. The package does not translate yet os-specific behaviour to some unified event model, as we don't have one....

> If files are removed first and then created during a rename/move, they need to be re-transferred over the network. So the idea is to delay events corresponding to a...

@imsodin Just to recap, what you need is a mean to match two rename events on Windows, to be able to say whether they describe the same move op or...